I was tasked to build a style guide and landing page for a juice subscription concept. The company, Good Juju, is trying to break through the competitive CBD-infused beverage space. Wanting to market to health and sustainability advocates, the brand is establishing itself as a trusted source for juice as a supplement to one's diet.
Good Juju
Branding
Visual Design
User Interface Design
10-week student project
Illustrations by Anna Deegan
Natural, handcrafted, warm
After many iterations of mood boards, I ultimately went with a green and earthy color palette, inspired by as if one were in a local market picking produce. The colors speak to the audience's love for homey and familiar color palettes. Coustard, a round and chunky serif gives a professional and trustworthy yet friendly feel to the typography.
I consistently used hand-drawn illustrations and patterns all over the site to give quirkiness to the design. Since the product imagery do not depict ingredients well due to juice being in liquid form, the illustrations are a way to reinforce the natural ingredients into the customer's mind.
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Coustard Normal
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Coustard Normal
Heading 3
Lato Black
Paragraph
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nunc eget massa ligula. Nulla facilisi. Ut non convallis velit. Sed cursus ipsum et consectetur auctor. Donec luctus mi neque, eu pulvinar magna luctus a. Curabitur pellentesque orci ornare lacinia consequat. Quisque felis justo, congue at ornare sed, ultrices a nulla. Etiam mi ex, ultricies id semper nec, finibus non mi. In sit amet luctus ante. Quisque egestas semper quam. Nunc ornare luctus arcu at accumsan.
Lato Regular
Landing page design
I created desktop and mobile designs to show a cohesive implementation of the visual and branding elements. The fruit pattern broke up the monotony of the light background between sections. I avoided a stark white background to make page sections softer to the eyes. Different shades of beige delineated sections from each other but kept everything together.
For photography, I deliberately chose photos that had a lot of greenery and action—photos of local farmers and their product support the company's goal of showing that they are a sustainable brand.
Consistent and efficient elements
The gold button is consistent across the design as the main call-to-action. I minimized the use of this color elsewhere to focus it on crucial call-outs such as links to learn more and to start the onboarding process.
For space-saving on mobile, I opted for a horizontal scroll on sections that would traditionally be stacked to minimize scrolling. This worked well for displaying product SKUs without sacrificing image space.
Learnings and outcomes
Learnings and outcomes
Some feedback received from peers who reviewed the project:
This project was chosen to be featured on General Assembly's website.